PY2A030A0MF1S00 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki PY2A030A0MF1S00 is part of the PY Super BL Servo Amplifiers series and carries an amplifier capacity of 30 Amps. It supports 200 to 230 VAC input on both main and control circuits and operates on a 3-phase mains with a main supply capacity of 2.0 kVA. The amplifier features a speed control interface, an encoder resolution of 2000 pulses per revolution, and a velocity control range of 1 to 5000.
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The PY2A030A0MF1S00 servo amplifier is manufactured by Sanyo Denki and belongs to the PY Super BL Servo Amplifiers series. It sits between a motion controller and a brushless servomotor, converting reference signals into regulated current so axes can accelerate, decelerate, and hold speed with precision. Within automated assembly lines, packaging machines, or pick-and-place cells, the unit maintains stable motor velocity while reacting quickly to load changes, improving positional accuracy and shortening cycle times. It achieves this performance through a speed control loop integrated with encoder feedback.
The power stage is rated at 30 A and can drive midsize servomotors. A speed control interface is provided, and the loop tracks commands across a 400 Hz bandwidth. Incoming logic power arrives on a 200–230 V AC auxiliary feed that operates within a frequency tolerance of 50/60 Hz ±3 Hz. The inrush current on this line peaks at 40 A, so suitable inrush protection is required. The regulator covers a 1:5000 velocity range, allowing slow setup indexing and full-speed production. Rotor position feedback comes from a 2000 P/R incremental encoder. An internal heat sink manages the heat produced during continuous operation.
The main power section connects directly to the plant supply. It accepts a 200 to 230 VAC three-phase input, draws up to 23 A of inrush current, and requires a 2.0 kVA feeder. Because the unit does not include a built-in regeneration resistor, external braking components must absorb excess energy during deceleration. The semiconductors produce 41 W of heat during continuous operation, and the control electronics consume 40 VA from their separate supply. The amplifier has a mass of 2.0 kg, allowing it to be installed on panel rails without additional supports. Its aluminum chassis also provides conduction paths that help transfer heat away from internal components.
